In class
Part of the teacher's flow
Exercises open as part of the lesson and progress is followed live. The teacher sees who is stuck without waiting for a test.
- Exercises that fit the lesson
- Live class tracking
- Level-based content
Builds all four language skills on one programme
Reading, writing, listening and speaking move forward together. Teachers use it inside the lesson, students continue outside it, and the institution sees progress per skill.
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Why all four skills together?
In most language programmes the skills drift apart. Reading and listening move ahead because they are easy to test; writing, and speaking above all, fall behind. The result is a familiar one: a student who passes the exam and cannot hold a conversation.
Learnaiser measures progress per skill, separately. The teacher sees which skill is lagging on one screen and assigns work accordingly. The institution sees the same picture at student, class and branch level.
- Reading · Writing · Listening · Speaking
- Skill-level progress reports
- Automatic assessment
Inside the lesson and after it
A platform that is part of the lesson flow and does not close when the lesson ends.
Outside class
Homework and assessment
Homework goes to a class in one action; submission tracking and automatic assessment stay on the platform instead of in a spreadsheet.
- Assign to a whole class at once
- Submission and lateness tracking
- Automatic assessment
Who uses it
Learnaiser is a B2B product and is not sold to individual learners.
Language schools
However many branches, progress tracking and homework management run from one institution panel.
Private schools and colleges
Skill-level measurement in foreign language lessons, with progress reports you can show to parents.
University preparatory units
A programme structure that keeps all four skills moving through the preparatory year.
Common questions
About Learnaiser
For detailed specs, pricing and an institutional demo, head to learnaiser.com.
Product siteWho is Learnaiser for?
Language schools, private schools, language centres and university preparatory units. It is a B2B product and is not sold to individual learners.
What does developing four skills together mean?
In most programmes reading and listening move ahead because they are easy to measure, while writing and especially speaking fall behind. Learnaiser measures progress per skill, so a teacher can see which skill is lagging and assign accordingly.
How is it used during a lesson?
The teacher opens exercises as part of the lesson flow and follows progress live. At the end of the lesson homework goes to the class from the same place, and submission and assessment tracking stays on the platform.
Can an institution manage several branches from one place?
Yes. Institution and branch management is part of the platform; progress can be viewed at student, class and branch level.
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